Maryland Casualty Co. v. Terry

Appellee, T. T. Terry, sued appellant, Maryland Casualty Company, a corporation, upon a steam boiler policy, issued by appellant to Farmers’ State Bank, which policy, it is admitted, was properly assigned to appellee before the alleged explosion and alleged injury to the boiler covered, occurred. The peril insured against was ail immediate loss or damage caused by the explosion, collapse, or rupture of the boiler covered. The evidence was abundantly sufficient to afford a reasonable inference that the damage to the boiler was the result of an explosion. Hence there was no error in refusing…